Love the color!

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Love this bike!!

I ordered the trike and it arrived within 1 week. I really the dark gray color. This is so much better than my old trike, Port-O-Trike. My issue is more so with the fact the box came with a big hole on the side. When the delivery person DUMPED! the box in my garage; upside down. I heard loose parts rattling inside. I think one of the brake pad screws fell out. way before it got to me. Another issue is with the customer service person. She was nice and did her job, but I told her I called about the missing part & how the delivery company handled the shipment; how he dumped the box hard on the floor and left it there upside down. Still walked away after I said, please put it right side up. He did say it shouldn't matter. Didn;t give me the chance to ask him about the hole. All in all I think this trike will perform as expected. I have not ridden this one yet, but have sued this model in recent past. Yes I would recommend this product.

I bought the purple--and it is purple. I have arthritis in both knees, but they don't hurt when I'm riding my trike. It's heavy enough to be solid, but not so heavy that it's difficult to ride. I like having the large basket for shopping or taking my Pomeranian with me. It's also great for exercising a large dog. I attach a 6' leash to the front post below the handlebars, harness the dog to the leash, and away we go.

I bought this bike to ride around the campus where I teach! It is awesome....Fun. I bought the mint with the brown, and I have received so man compliments on the color scheme.....As an avid cyclist on a recumbent trike (I have Cerebral Palsy) I have been able to ride hills, but also cruise on the flats, the single speed is fine. I would recommend this bike to adaptive athletes, but also just any one wanting to get out and ride a bike with a bit more stability. I think my mom should get one! The price at Walmart was the best, we did in store pick up, and my husband was able to put it together-no problem.

Although 53 I have a lot of arthritis in my knees & my feet. I need to keep moving. A neighbor had a Trike & I though I really love that bike but I was hesitant because I didn't want to look older but then I realized my health was more important. Everyone loves my Trike. It was super easy to put together. My son did it in little over an hour by himself. Now I can take my dog for long walks & we both will keep in shape. I was afraid he'd knock me over with my 2 wheeler. Got to watch out for my knees. But with the Trike I feel more secure about falling. So happy with my new Trike. I just love it!!

Good bike, but light duty. It has a weight rating, and for your safety don't exceed that rating. Otherwise, the bike is worth the money. It is not the Schwinn of years ago though. I built an e-trike out of mine and immediately had to build new rear wheels with larger spokes. I weigh 225. End result was a broken rear axle. It has now been separated into piles of steel and aluminum. With only one speed gearing, it's not good for hills. But for a light-duty grocery getter with only one speed gearing, it is great.

I am getting my exercise in daily now. This trike is good looking and very sturdy for my fluffy body. I still wear my helmet but I feel a lot safer on 3 wheels. You can not make a tight turn or manage steep slopes but it is fine for leisurely spins around my development.

As a major part of the trike, I don't understand why the tire seams are ragged, the tubes thin, the spokes creak and clunk and 1 rim is always popping tires. The biggest problem is the fact that I've replaced the same tire twice and there's a gash in the tube where it contacts the rim. That's how I know nothing on the road is to blame. I filled the tires to 47 PSI. Now, right when I want to ride it, the tire's popped again. To eliminate the creaking and clunking, the solution I was given was to tighten the spokes. I haven't done that because the spoke that seems to be popping the tires is apparently already too far past the surface of the rim. Or maybe it's part of the rim that's popping the tires. Not sure. That's why it's a problem. By the way, 1 wheel clicks and clunks and the other wheel clunks and creaks in back. The trike's defective right out of the box. Now I have to read the fine print and see if either wheel and the original popped inner tube is covered under the limited lifetime warranty.